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THOMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

FTNHONAS DOWLING. AuCtlOneef.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY NORTHEAST CORNER OF
WEST
. By virtue of decree of the Supreme Court Of -
the District of Columbia lassed the 7th day T
June, 1887 in Equity Cause No. 1896. Cassidy Will
vs. Cassidy shall offer for SALE at public auction,
0F AHGUsl, A. ID. 1887, at HALF-PAST FIVE NJ.
ington, in the District of Columbia wit the IS
feet front by the 1uu depth OF lot numbered 8, in
square 100. This lot is improved by twostory-and-
basement dwelling and store
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree are: One
third of the purchase money in cash. and the balance
III one and two with interest at per cent,
cured by deed of trust property sold. deposit Of
800 will be required at time sale. All
anG recording Ut purchasers costs
ty2S-d&ds MARGARET CASSIDY, Trustee,
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Miss DIXON VISITS BIsCoE.-M1sS Dixon, daugh-
ter OF Capt. X. X. Dixon, for the murder OF whom
Benz. BlscOe Is now under sentence or death In
jail, visited the prisoner on Monday last. Miss
Dixon seems to be greatly distressed at the loss OF
her father, though 1t has been over twelve months
since her father was brutally murdered Biscoe
her, though he seemed to be somewhat disturbed
by ner presence.-Le0ndrtitOWs (lNd) Enterprtse.
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special from GAINESVILLE, Wis, says: This city is In
an uprOar OF excitement over the elODement OF
Rev. D. seymour, pastor OF the NJ. E. church and
Mrs. Fanny j. Henry, wife OF j. A. Henry editor OF
the AryuS Both parties are prominent in society
and religious matters.
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GOLD MEDAL FOR Mr.. PowDRRLY.-The dele
gates TO the nineteenth annual convention OF the
Catholic Total Abstinence Union presented Grand
Master Workman POwderly, OF the Knights OF
Labor, With q gold medal, set with diamonds at
the hall in PHILADELPHIA.
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PROFESSIONAL

NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENT6 or
V1 LIFE Aubustness confidential. Laden ndRen.
temen 50 cents each 406 l. street. between al and
ON ssseeU 0oSt0West Su0.3ws
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OLD CANNON TO BE WORKED OvER.-It is said at
the Navy Department that the shipload OF brass
cannon recently received at the Washington navy
Yard Is composed OF old, worthless pieces, which
are 10 be worked yer at the foundry here.
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CANADIAN SEALING NESsE

NANApAAN okALisu VESSELS SEiZED.-Ile Cana
ulali department vi fisheries has received adyicce
tndt lour Canadian vessels, The Anna Beck Grace.
dolphin, anI W. 4. SayWard have been seized in
Inc behrlnS Sea 10y United states cruisers and
laAeh 10 Sltka. Ells makes seven British Vessels
now III charge oil the Alaskan authorities IL seems
10 ue The lhlcntlun oil the Americans seize every
schooner mat lney secure anywhere within
tne waters OF BehT1nS Sea. What makes the
present seizures more ineXpIcable the TACT that
the British schooners seized year were ordered
10 De released by Acknowledgement Garland
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

nor SALE-COG-STRY RESIDENCE AT AMXYN.
i dale. i3 rooms 10 acres. close station; good
nei-UiJlrtoOd, half hour from city; $4,000 easy
se-n4s. Benz. +. DAVIS, 1919 Est auS-:3ts
NVANjED-A SNAIL PLACE, NEAR STATION
w Ut less than SIX cOnls. heal hy permanent il
s,,Ittt; Address, with lowest terins BOX
J. {. flee
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ATTORNEYS.
y ROOKyJLLE ACADEMY, MONTGOMERY
- COUNTY. MD.
HOME SCHOOL

~ Law, Barbour Law building $50 Ioutsisna
avenue. Washington. u G. HesiIeuce. us sr
Nv d22
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EOk SALE
1919, 1922 Madison

4 re above - only PORTION OF the property my
BOOKS For tu list call office for bulletin issued on
Lc LIST and 15tn- ldaol 1HOS. T. NAGGANAN.
lrpR SALES NEW FIyE-ROOM BRICKS MOD
Il lI.Is l. per cent investment Price only IL. loo
ath several Lew 1rUoIn bricks, 18th $4,000
beautiful lot Rhode Island ave. near Iowa Circle
CUTIeT site Tor houses 18th St. Iowa CIr-
- Near SuIlthsC Lian Institute, ID good lots:
"I - houses EIue opportunity fUT Il builder }. W
Z. MYERS son, HIS New y ork jy9-5w'
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JOHN W. NACKAYs RETURN-John W NarIay
part owner OF the COMMERCIAL Iransat abe.
arrived III New lork on the steamship Seryia ii.
,cluSeu 10 say whether IL was true that lie a
bought James Gordon Benefits SHARE IN thu Com.
uisrcidi Sauie Company or whether he had iua,l-
Az a. feenlent with Jay Gould. IL Is ruInorel In
san 4 rahclsco that Mackay Individually and not
tle Nevada Bank, lost the S6, Uou uOO sunk in the
wheat market
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

i scot Circle built and anned Il r roa sH
I,OR sAIg-HOCsE OF SIX ROOMS WITH con-
Leg lot cVA % ~" corner u and irice.on ats
aGs-5t' - ''''O1' '' T. l! Gnsfs,
I,OR sALE-CHtAP-2O6 + ST y e. NEwa-Ec,o,t
BricA H'nte, WIN gas; water strobe stove wooden
Au6-::w DANENHOwEKG SON 1II5Fst
IsOR sALE-sEvrEAL or NE NEW AND b.
Square and we'll located 7e,.ti,Es at fair prices.
au6-3, I4Oi st NV,
l,oK sALE-HoJ SIS IN LIE DROIr PARK, TWO
stor2 and cellar rooms mod i;;,Fs-. $4,000. ON
lin 6EI $500 o. sd It near i r. \. rooms rsi and
Jrick dsr- S4IoU on 2d st. lean I'D rgoI.
kI,sk s'oooI al qs.,sr good RENAL. JOHN sHEi-
MN o. lto' 81 au6-3t
Ib.leA, ROOMS. N 18th t.. bet & a sG5QO
Tas n n,glp' S' S5 "a st aud st.
Also, desirable Residence On / = mar SUI St. IL
ICONS. al Iod inlps1, LOT - isei irc;l5 80 goo
nu6Gt. ~ i4 70 Nv York ave.
J,oB sALE-vEKY PRETTY SIX ROOM COTTAGE
ifon c. Ta'el A :la 5o G s
DJglt farA ali mod. inrs lot o02i20 These prup-
au5-6t 1908. =; aw
kSOIt Shi-k--AI y BARGAIN. .SSlOisl ti>fS0tD
Il bIlck dwelling IL roUnIs.aIi modern con1e.cIces
e-Ose IL British minister's; south front
W. ii BAESTOW.
snoGt 6l5 tn 81. NV.
sIOR SALE Al LESS THAN COST. g-kOON
brick all modern eIIthtcs. Ri ST, near Mass
aNe.n.e-. good spec dlatiye investment -
". III. BARSTOW,
Guo-Gt 1l0 In ST.
EOk sAIE-A GREAT BARGAIN If SOLD IN
lHet,l~tcly-that desirable property at southwest
corner OF 4th an! SIS Nv. fronting % feet ON h
ST. By 15fect 18th TOvea 10y two frIne houses
nov rented TO good teaants. Apply 10 owner. oO'
hast CslltUl st. auO-3t'
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IRISH CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UNIoN.-The nine
teenth annual convention OF the Irish Catholic
g street, beginning september z. Mr.. Michael
Brennan. OF Norlok, va, Il the president. One OF
the suDJectS 70 be considered Is the KIND OF ofer-
ing which the union will make on the Occasion OF
the saeerdotal jubilee Of Pope Leo.
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YELLOW FEvER AT DELAWARE BREAKwATER.-The
Marine Hospital Bureau is informed that the bark
Ada Gray, from Havana, arrived at Delaware
Breakwater this morning with one case OF yellow
FEVER on board.
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Mr.. BLAINE OFF To lRLLAND.-A cableEram from
London, August u, 10 TIE New York u ora SINS:
Mir. Blaine has Ieit hi grass On tue scotia. rol,en
OF MI. Andrew Carnegie, lol a tour Ia Ireiaud
which Is 10 extend over 4 week or more In kxl1
Include a Visit 10 Killarney and The lake region
tie Is accompanied 10y his IaInliy.
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THAT CHINESE BANK AG.rs-, CALI,

:, IHAi NhINfSE BANK AGAIN--A CaUlegraln from
Shanghai, oalna, August :, says: NJ. AltkeewitL
WIN Two special Chinese ENJOYS started Tor
lhston to-uay, having secured an Imperial decree
Sahctlohlhs the ialliation oi banking syndicate.
Inc Project now Only awaits ratIiIcaIIun n Al.,r.
ia, Inc Immediate capital OF the PROPOSED pank
VIII DC oOUOU,UUo taels. the m.4AageIIIeul having
power 10 Increase the sum. A dozen OF the lillu,.
pal American banks VIII ADVANCE the money IA
hulls CnaIlS " Ill DC chairdn, Win "A JOINT Amer
ican ana Chinese lnanaStlnsuI. The iIrsJ wurk 10
De undertaken VIII bc Railway between leAin
and llcnsleu and Canton.
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HIGGINS AND HIS HELPERS tt
III IS Ofllclaily auuOiIl,t.u IN

HIGGINS AND HIS HELPERS TO BE INVESTIGATED
III IS Officially ANNOUNCED Ia Baltimore that the
Baltimore League will comply with the request
made 10y the National Civil Service Reform League
at Newport, and VIII make a thorough investlga-
tlon oi the charges as To the Government officers
Rasln, Higgins, Thomas and others, participating
In the recent primary elections. IuIl report Wild
De formally made as promptly as possible.
Mr.. foshida, Japanse consul general at New
York, having been appointed director OF the cola.
merclal bureau In the agricultural department VI
his country has been recalled TO Japan.
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The NAVY DEPARTMENT Is informed OF the
arrival OF the U. s. s. Essex at Chemulpo, Corea.
District Government Affairs.

PERMITS
have been issued by Inspector EntwtSle as follows
Ella Chellne, to erect two brick dwellings num-
Hayse, TO erect two frame dwellings, numbered
1l6 and us Grant avenue, county; 500. Thos L
Cohen, TO erect brick dwelling, numbered 26 East
Capitol street northeast; s. COO Ii. Masterson, to
erect brick stable In vi 49 10Th street north
west; $500. r Helmuth, to repair No. 2l5 q
street northeast; 500. Moses Winters to repair
NO. 1884 Wilson street northwest; 500. X. W. Ty-
Ter, to repair No. IL 5th street southeast; 5000.
Michael Dougherty, to repair No. 715 Virginia av.
enue southeast; $50. II. y. TowleS to enlarge
NO. 500 Il street northwest: $780,
MISCELLANEOUS
w. j. FrfZZeil, president Citizens Association No
g. has sent the District Commissioners a copy OF
the resolutions adopted and report published in
He STAR submitted by the committee on roads
at the meeting OF the association on the 4th inst
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TOMORROW.
CoNsTABLE's SALE OF IRON SAFE.

(IONSTABLE'S SALE OF IRON SAFE.
By virtue of a writ of eri facias against the goods
and chatteis Of John f. Thompson and Mary E. Thomp-
son, will sell, Duncauson Bro rooms 9th
and ID streets northwest in THIS city, ON TUESDAY,,
AkGC 81 NINTH, 1857, at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ,
One Nosler safe aud Lock Co. Iron Safe.
Terms cash.
auO-1t JAMES CARTER, Constable.
SIGNAL OFFICE, WAR DEPARTMENT.
AUCTION SALE OF OFFICE FURNITURE HORSE
sTEAM LIrBOGRAPH PRESS, TELESCOPES
MARINE GLASSES, PRINTING PRESS, SIGNAL
EQUIPMENTS, &c.
On TUESDAY AUGUST NINTH. 1887, COM
mencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, in rear of 1725
u street northwest.
Terms cash.
BY order of Chief Signal Officer
+. b. JONES, Capt. and A. O. NJ, q. S.A,
p and u. Officer, signal Service
DCNCANSON BROS Aucts. aut;-2t
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Sales OF Real Estate.

| Capt. c. c. Cole has bought OF Elizabeth A. Ly.
man for S11 600 sub lot 49, so. 1885, 20 by II feet
on n street, between 17th and 18TH streets north
| west,
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EOk sAIE-A GREAT BARGAIN If SOLD IN
II meal tCiy-that desirable property at southwest
corner OF 34th AMI Nv. fronting % feet ON
ST. By 1Jfect 18th TOveo 10y two fr~Ine houses
now rented to good tensnts. Apply 10 owner SO|
hast Cs,itUl St aU0-3t'
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The Courts.

POLICE COCRT-Judge I7dFper pro lem
To-day, Belle Dickson, profanity; S.. VIM.
Michael Maloney, profanity: s5. John Massey,
disorderly; IS. Cnas. Turner, profanity, S. ThOs.
II. Butler, trespass1ng on park, S.. Cnas Will
liams, fast riding and profanity; SO or 50 days.
VIM. Harris profanity; s. Milton bOggs. loud and
boisterous: .. CLas, Hamilton, profanity; S.
ing vehicles; IS. Jos. Ross, loud and boisterous;
s.. VIM. Edwards profanity; S. Thos Clarke
and ThOS LyleS disorderly; IS.
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BASE BALL--The Washingtons succeeded in VIM
ming another game from Plttsburg Saturday on its
merits. The score was ) TO 2. The same clubs
as follows: Philadelphia, 5; indianapolis, o. Bos-
ton, IL; Detroit, 10 uen Innings. New York, y;
Chicago, g.. Athletics, 9; Nets, 5. Louisville. 4;
3; Cincinnati. 2. Sundays games resulted as fol-
lows: Brooklyn. ID; Baltimore, II. st. Louis, 10;
Cleveland, z; Louisville, 3; Cincinnati, eleven
1nDings).
The game between the McConvilles and the Kel-
cheers Of The sixth Auditors once was played at
the Arsenal grounds on Saturday, and resulted in
victory IOr the McC0nviileS by score OF 80 10 3D.
In the Police Court this morning James Lucas
forfeited collateral Tor having carried chickens
with their heads downward and their legs tied
Rev. W. b. French Is seriously Ill with paralysis
at Ills home, 2::2l2 18th street southwest.
Fire Marshal Drew reports that the fire at
Hendersons row to-day was caused by the care
leasneoS on the part or one OF the occupants who
was shaking pipe and dropped spark from il.
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RANGE OF THE THERMoNETER.-The following
We're The readings at the signal ONCE to-day: a
H., 81; p. H., Is; maximum, 70; minimum, g.
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MARRIAGE LICEHs1s. - Marriage licenses have
been Issued by the clerk OF the court to Robert
County, Va; Addison A. Webster and Lucinda D.
Malet.
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A LARGE NUMBER OF APPLICATIONS have been
made at the Treasury Department for an advance
OF interest on bonds, under the offer OF the Secre-
tary 10 anticipate the interest at discount at the
rate or per cent.
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kNOis SALE-IHE FINEST FARM AT COLLEGE
Il Station. Baltimore and Chic Railroad $50 acres in
i-h state Vi cuInvatlcn house, tarns and OuIbuild
Ilss complete fine dairy good
iEg. This property has not before been offered tor
safe. BAXTER MACGOWAN, 1908 -1O1O st.
autj-.5ts
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t~OR SALE-
Il Great bargain l4.h ST. Business property.
oiposite Portland Flats $500. Also, beautI-
IA Lot ON Rhode Island ave- near Iowa Circle 24xSO
a alley. price $1,000
j. W. z. MYERS < son.
my2I-11ws 143S New York ave.
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WOOD AND COAL.

EF YOU WANT THE
BEST FUEL SOLD
In the District at fair prices, call on
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Who supply more faInile with
COAL, COKE, AND WOOD
Than any firm in the United States.
Wharves. Depot, and Railroad Yard, 18th and Water
SITS. s.w
Main Office: 1909 F st.n.w
Branch Oihces: 1515 9TH st. NV 114O Pennsylva-
MA Sd and SITS. liz 9th st, 10 w 18th
and Water sJs. s.w., Alb 10th ST. NV
Connection with main Office by telephone. jy20
" BALDWIN JOHNSON, WHOLESALE AND RE-
" tail dealer III Coke, Coal aud Wood CoIuplete
facilities. bottom prices, fun weight aud measure.
Large cargoes direct IRON tie mines by rail water
anu Tree from Impurities The celebrated ee'' hte
Ash and - orberry" Red Ash Goals specially with
the Lee" Coal L am Row Milling tie largest General
Government contract III the District. Send i'll your
orders Cheap Tor CASH Malu Once, Ith ST. and
X /. ivoS:,m
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Guoo-6t

sIUR SALE-AI LESS THAN COST. broom
brick all modern eIIthtcs. Ri ST, near Mass
aNe.n.e.s good spec dlatIye investment
". III. BARSTOW,
st ::
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-23
MALLORY, the CIOthicl.
nI.comp or tN>t,IrIi>
'NINrll nAIlwAl coIlI,loN

t..t.,f t.4ft. ID. t..f f.r.A
N"'N N9Ns N'i'' Sept N"''
a7trou7 wreck occurred on iAc Huii
di,i-i, oi the southern kansas rAII-
,.,,J iodnv at Cu,n,ir tour miI..
.n 49,, r.... ,',.. ........
s'"'" o' "''''. '""''" N''''"'
a H-1t engine ana construction tram
o. ilcG while both wee moving At IL
lr.l rntr OF need. Two ru ,ucs and
twelve freight cars pllcd 900 "a hemp
ana ,hc I'' ol nose hhted ~hu Wouu
ded i@ barge l-iue'l Nhhr' rear
SON ol lhc hshl engine lr lnt"!'y
crushed ana hl- uItlIau mario
stewart D. seriously hurl u D. rue
m'red 'hh' hrse number 90 work.
me" were ."',", o"' 'h' detail w,
he"RI Ho'' r'PortS '"f Nt'
e's"' i" 'c'' "c'c "''''' '' """p p"'"'
"hI\I "I' FIRE
ToLEpo, . sept 2-. a lrcu oil
ire occurred Yesterday in Wood
county, forty miles from here, 10 ihe
Parker well, not tar from the \orth
Baltimore. The entire rig aud tour
tanks with contents were destroyed.
The Crocker well, adjoining, o'so
caught lire and was destroyed. . he
total ioss ]. $4,000. 1t va, c1"std 10y
etcaWnp sa- ghi,ins At thr furnace.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-23

With these invncibIe notices inscribed
upon my banners, 1 enter the field Of nlercan-
tile strife. already flushed with feelings Of un-
questioned pride. conscious that the people
will sustain me in every move that is eQuita-
BILE to myself and justice to my neighbOrs
The opening Of my store will be an exposition
in itself The variety and bargains will spread
like wildfire among all.
frequently styles OF otgoOds with bargain prices
opposite thereto. which will distance all pre-
suming competition. Come yourself and in
duce your friends and neighbOrs to come to
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-23
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS.

We will place sale Tuesday morning 1000 pair of Not
tn cham Lace Curtains. HAT ARE \ CHANCE PUR.
CHASE These hayc been bought very low, and We offer
them about so per cent of their value prices ranging from
- cents to $3.50 pair
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-07
Death to Rats.

Mr.. Nathe Gill, of Gill district. has a
most successful method of killing rats.
The rats troubled Mr.. Gil to such an
extent that they killed his cats. Filling
= large pot nearly full of water. he
sprinkled layer of cotton seed on the
surface of the water sprnkling the cot
ton seed plentifully with broled meat
skins. The morning after the first
night Mr.. Gill took from the pot fifty
two drowned rats. The second MORN
ing he lifted from the watery grave
fortytwo dead rodents. Mr. Gill SAYS
IL was not good time for rat-catching
and attributes his success to the plan
practiced. Let other farmers try it.
MeriWetter (Ga) indicator.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-07
How 10 Market Manuscript.

If you have any original MATTER. essays,
articles. poems, sketches, short stories, or
pen and-ink drawings that you wish pub
lished, send two-cent stamp TO Nationa'
Literary q News Bureau Box \. up, New
explaining how. and on what terms, they
viii dispose Of your manuscript 10 news
paper or magazine publishers. They are
personally acquainted with the editors of
all the leading newspapers and periodicals
in the United States. and. knowing the
style Of matter wanted by each, they can
dispose of any literary matter that pc ses-
ses merit and do so more quickly and OBJ
tain better price than the author could.
The tobacco crop is reported ruined by
the heavy rains The price of the fve-cent
cigar, however, will not be affected. Lynn
Item
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-07
Only Tnir,y-six Per Cent

OF those who die from consumption in
herit the disease. In all other cases il
must either he contracted through care
lessness; or, according To the new theory
Of tutercular parasites, received directly
from Others as an infectious disease. But
in either case, Or. Pierce's Golden Medi-
cal Discovery IL a positive remedy FOR
the disease in it, early stages 1t is DELAY
that il dangerous II you are troubled
with shortness OF breath splitting OF blood
night .weat- or q lingering cough, do not
hesitate 10 procure this sovereign remedy
at once.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-07
1T Mipht Hava Been -

Pat-Moikc, Ia tells me az yez have
quit worrukin in the powder factory.
Was it too dangerous
Nj ke-Dangerous? Well. be COB!
behave if had worruked there till now
I'd ben dead year ago.-LJe.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-07

Has wonderful resources-two trunk rail
roads, three more coming The best soil
and climate in the state Spring river af-
lords plenty of pure water and good
drainage The best of schools and church
es. Best Of land can be bought at wonder
fu ly low prices Get there quick before
she rises and get the rise. Only has 10 be
seen TO be appreciate O.. IL will be the same
as buying farm near Kansas city that
has made SO many rich. For information
and particulars, ". SMALL, JR, Kansas
CITY
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-07

MfNsMAN's PEPrpNIIEp SER Tonic. only
preparation OF beef conta ming its entire
nutritious properties. IL contains blood
making. force generating, invaluable for
digestion, dyspep ia nervous prostra-
ton. oil forms of general debility: all
enfeeblel conditions whether result Of
exhaustion, nervous prostration. over
work. or acute diseases. particularly IL
resulting from pulmonary complaints.
Hazard, Hazard 4 Co., Props, New York.
Sold by druggists.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-07
ITCHING PILES.

SYMPTOMS Moisture: intense itching
and singing: most at night; worse by
scratching. II allowed to continue tn
mors form. which often bleed and ulcerate,
becoming very sore. SWA1NE'~ @ STMENT
stops tie itcbing and bleeding, heals I'll
cerati on. and in many cases remove, the
tumors. 1t il equally efiicaclousin curing
all skin Diseases. DR. SWANNE a sos,
ProprIetors, Philadelphia SwAYSR's ONT
HENT can he obtained Of druggists. Sent
~ mail FOR 20 Cents
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-07

Miss Rose Hartwick Thorpe author of
the poem, "Curfew Must Not Ring To.
night is going 10 California 20 live.
The Coionge Gazette says that large
quantities Of pig iron aje being exported
from Sweden to Penn ,ylyania for railway
bridges.
Eastern Oregon will this year have the
largest wheat yield ever known. They
talk OF over 10 bushels per acre along the
snake river.
we're ordeal at the hands of dressmakers
and milliners preparatory 10 her coming
western trip.
New Jersey is losing many valuable
horses by a disease unknown, though
some attribute the loss 10 local impurities
and improper care
Mrs Hendricks say the late Vice Presi
dent did not Keep the letters he received
on political sub lects md seldom wrote
any himself He was q wiser politician
than good many others.
sixty veterans OF the state soldiers
home in Michigan have been pronounced
able 10 support themselves. and will prob
ably Lee dismissed at the next meeting Of
the board.
Akron, Ohio net only grinds out oats
for our breakfast but it furnishes matches
TO light the Hre with. sixty millions Of
the latter are said 10 DO made there ever,
day except Sunday.
BY nesns OF All sirgun Prof. G. L. Noes
has found tuat TO drive str4ws into pine
boards and hickory bsrk, as is oftea done
by tornsdoes, velocity OF 10 TO ~ Ia les
6n hour II necessary.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-07
The splendor o. Dress

matter how deity applied can never make
beautiful or attractive one who Is subject
10 emaciation, nervous debility. or any
form of female weakness. These must be
reached by inward application, and not by
outward attempts at Concealment. and
the ladies may take hope from the fact
that thousands of their sisters have made
them elves more radiant and beautiful by
the Use of Dr Iierces "Favor.te Prescrip-
ton than they could ever hope to 10y the
aid Of the appliances OF the toilet.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-07

As rule departed spirits are. not so
much feared as those that have iust been
turned loose from the bonded warehouse.
Chicago lnter-Ocean.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-10-07

Fond Wife Would you believe that Mrs
Eccles, next door, speaks seven langu ages !
Fond Husband Certainly would; she's
got tongue enough to speak ffty.-Har-
pers Baxar